Can I wear them for Mountainbiking?
15099
The Dakine brand allows better handle grip with a lower profile. These are bulkier and more substantial making a bike difficult
15100
Mmmm... Maybe... But i think You will get some troubles to apply brakes in bike
15101
I doubt it. You wouldn't be able to grip your handle bars. The palm is made stiff to protect the wrist.
849908
They are not so confortable. If looking for something to walk you may see a better product. For pedaling thoose are great shoes.
477985
Well technically you shouldn't have to because they're long underwear. It seems like they're also designed to be worn next to the skin because the seems and elastic waste band are soft. Honestly, I don't wear underwear underneath these and it's very comfortable. Also, you should consider that the wool fibers are anti microbial and therefore do not retain your body oders like cotton underwear. So it that case, wearing underwear underneath, especially cotton, would be pointless. I would however wear lightweight merino wool boxer breifs under these while backpacking.
1634637
I have only used them on a mountain bike. I doubt if they would fit the thin wheel of a road bike.
1976106
No, I really like the pair. Great for motorcycle riding and outdoor anything.
1162292
Yes. it's a hard plastic over your knee, even though I found them rather uncomfortable. Those kneepads are a little too rigid for me specially when you have to pedal a lot. I used them for MTB but the trails I go to are rather flat (lots of pedaling involved) compared to downhill.
25559
I don't see why they couldn't be worn with a helmet since they are low profile. Just be careful when you remove your helmet. The very first time I wore my Earbags, the wind was blowing and one of them was blown right off my ear and was lost. I won't be purchasing them again because I thought it was a pretty high price for one wearing!
599070
Yes they can be used for snowboard. No sun protection. It's just that I like a clear vision when I go down the mountain.
2109433
Yes, they can be installed on mountain bikes. I think it'll be easier for them to be installed on mountain bikes compared to road bikes.
396462
I think they would be too thick for that. Look for something thinner. They are also kind of stiff and would be uncomfortable for that kind of use. They are good, I wanted a heavier pair to wear when it is colder. I forgot that once I get going the cold does not matter.
727324
I don't see why not since they are made to be wore in all kinds of weather.
1266734
Poorly. That's what I bought them for. Mountain bikes are too heavy especially a downhill bike. They fall over easily. Good for a light road bike or kid's bike.
1878017
No. They are great riding glasses though, they are vented and padded. I now wear them full time because they are so comfortable
1504409
they come with universal 90 degree boots, if your bike has rain boots you might have to modify the rain boot, but if you have a v-twin u should be fine
128720
I'm not sure you would want to. They are very much costume grade quality. I wore them once for Halloween.
1804330
Unfortunately no. These fit the face very tightly and hug the eyes to keep out any wind while riding. This also means that your eye glasses would not fit under them. I traditionally wear my contacts when I go riding. The best option would be to have your optometrist create a pair of Sport sunglasses with your prescription. Other than that, you might consider a full face or modular helmet that you could wear your eye glasses with while riding.
1323837
They may be water resistant but definitely not waterproof. I've ridden with these in snow and rain.